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Metaphor: ReFantazio director avoids fan feedback to protect his mental health
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I’m afraid they might never hear that releasing games in such a dire technical state is not something that they should be doing.
People are having performance woes? I got like 40 hours in it without so much as a hiccup. I have it on PC.
Edit: oh you were talking about Silent Hill not Metaphor: ReFantazio.
It looks like PS3/PS4 cross-gen title (no ambient occlusion, basic geometry) while not even hitting stable 60FPS on PS5/XSX.
I'm playing on Series S and it gets really rough in the later levels like the snowy mountain city
Yeah it definitely could use a texture upgrade. I'm guessing they're trying to squeeze out whatever they can get out of that engine; which I assume is the same one Persona 5 is built out of.
It’s the exact same engine. It’s not like this engine can do Persona type games only. It looks great in SMTV and Tokyo Mirage Sessions so it’s even more confusing.